Systematic Anatomy explores the human body's normal structure, functions, and development by organ systems. As a vital part of biological morphology and a key medical basic course, it's closely linked to other basics and underpins clinical fields like internal medicine and surgery. Medical students must master normal human body structures to understand physiological and pathological changes, assess its normality, and diagnose/treat diseases. This course uses fine images, rich materials, and vivid cases. It integrates graphics, specimens, and animations, and connects theory with practice through dissection, clinical scenarios, and interactive teaching. Ideal for medical pros and enthusiasts, it provides an immersive learning experience.

This course trains medical students to meet modern medical needs, helping them precisely understand the morphology, location, and function of human organs. It also integrates clinical cases and the latest anatomical research to develop students' habits of independent thinking and in-depth problem exploration.

Cell Biology, Biochemistry, and Physiology.

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The visual materials in this course are retrieved from the books and websites listed in the References. They are used solely for instructional purposes, following academic norms and ethics. We sincerely thank all the originators and providers.